[The copy may be changed, so I'll use this for now]
The first time Coral formally paid an audience with Empress Xiaoxian was in the summer of the eighth year of Qianlong's reign.
The empress sat in the pavilion and said briskly to the steward of the flower house: "I heard her talking about flowers and plants with great clarity. Come with me back to Changchun Palace today."
She was carried into the Changchun Palace in a daze. The ten-year-old Princess Hejing and the fourteen-year-old Coral were very close to each other. Under the indulgence of Queen Xiaoxian, it was common for the two of them to climb trees and catch birds and fish in the water.
She didn't have to do any work every day. She only had to listen to the empress and the princess tell her and the princess strange stories, and teach them step by step how to draw a bow and arrow. At that time, the Changchun Palace was a free paradise for Hualu.
Until the winter of the twelfth year of Qianlong's reign, Prince Min Min passed away forever, and Queen Xiaoxian, who was mourning excessively, died of illness the following year.
Coral knelt in front of the bed with tears streaming down her face. The queen gently held her hand with regret: "I thought I could always protect you..."
Coral, formerly known as Wei Jin, was the daughter of Wei Qingtai, wrapped in Manchuria's Zhenghuang flag.
She was also the first Han queen in the history of the Qing Dynasty.
Reading Guide
1. The heroine fights and grabs, which is not a high sense of morality.
2. There are significant discrepancies with historical data. It is an unofficial history made up by me. I hope you will not be too rigorous in research.
3. Important supporting characters travel through time and have a strong sense of presence. If you don't like it, don't enter.
Mission: Destiny is in your own hands
Come on! I like this book very much